Vha tavhatsindi, Makwinda aha tshirado, ndi marunga dzi nndevhelaho, muila mutshila wa mbudzi ngeno mutumbu ri tshila, vhone vhane vhari vha tshiya khunini avha tuwi na thambo ya u vhofha, vha vhofha nga zwithu zwavho
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I am Mokgalaka, Mpedi , Moroka a Meetse a Pula..
A nation that symbolizes “Africa’s sun of righteousness rising and shining upon it and the birth of a new civilization for Africa and Africans, a civilization that arose from the ashes of ancient African civilizations, including the ancient Ethiopian and Egyptian pyramids.” We are the ones that founded Great Zimbabwe and Bukalanga. According to Kalanga oral tradition, Mukaranga the Great (the name bears reference to one of the early Kalanga kings) resided in the Great Lakes; his people traveled south of Zambezi river, Since this group is associated with water and rain-making rituals, Mbedzi/Mpedi, who rose to prominence as the patriarch of this group in the Zambezi Valley, got his name from the water. This group crossed Zambezi river towards south and the tradition of Mpedi/Mbedzi link them with the Leopard kopje culture and its people. From Mbedzi/Mpedi genealogy this Genealogy gave birth to Moroka a Meetse a pula( it must be noted that they were many Moroka in history. I am citing the original Moroka who was the roots of Mpedi/ Mbedzi
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